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coool many thanks nancy! i was just looking for that
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yasmina
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Posted 20 January 2009 - 12:55 PM
coool many thanks nancy! i was just looking for that
Hi Jopicasso just wanna know... you re a web designer and even if your website are in arabic can just just give us some links to know if you can advise me in the future...
see you
Yasmina
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yasmina
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Posted 20 January 2009 - 01:09 PM
Yup very helpful indeed, thank you!
Hi chris,
yes canada is a very nice country... hum... a bit cold now I guess...
So as I m new in webdesign and implementation i like to see other websites ide aprovnd i you can tips... that will be great... i m starting to learn php and javascript ... my website is kulerdesign.com but it s just a try and i have to do a lot more to be happy with design and blog stuff
see you,
yasmina
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Jopicasso
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Posted 20 January 2009 - 10:07 PM
Hi Jopicasso just wanna know... you re a web designer and even if your website are in arabic can just just give us some links to know if you can advise me in the future...
see you
Yasmina
Dear Yasmina i'd love to help but i am realy not sre what do u need
can u explain more?
thanks
John
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yasmina
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Posted 21 January 2009 - 12:46 PM
Dear Yasmina i'd love to help but i am realy not sre what do u need
can u explain more?
thanks
John
In fact i just wanted to have a look at what you ve done so far in web design... As you live in Cairo, design must be different...
And yes a question arise... do you use php?
see you
#48
blackbelt135
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Posted 13 February 2009 - 02:13 AM
uhm Carbonmade : Your online portfolio. is pretty cute, but they have a limit D:
Thank you so much! I've tried to put the site to some good use, but will be updating it more in the next few days...
Passion
Thanks again!
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Posted 13 February 2009 - 02:39 AM
uhm Carbonmade : Your online portfolio. is pretty cute, but they have a limit D:
wow that site is so happy looking. So big and flashy yet not too stuffy, it makes your eyes smile.
..... i just thought i would share that.
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Gx3 Grafix
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Posted 17 February 2009 - 02:03 AM
I'm surprised no one has mentioned deviantart yet
you can upload all of your art and designs at deviantART: where ART meets application!
you can subscribe to support the community, but you can use it totally free as well
I wouldn't recommend this one unless is it your own personal works with no copyrights exchanged. Here is why -
taken from #16 in Terms of Service:
you grant to deviantART a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to reproduce, distribute, re-format, store, prepare derivative works based on, and publicly display and perform Your Content....
There is not a link to this while registering, only a box to check making sure you "agree".
Not saying it's a bad site at all, just be careful to read the fine print and make sure it's the right site for you and your purpose.
#51
shefshef019
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Posted 18 February 2009 - 02:28 AM
If you want an ad-free site and know some basic HTML, I'd recommend Geocities Pro (now it's called Yahoo Small Business). It's about $14 a month for a domain name, unlimited storage, your own e-mail accounts, and all sorts of visitor tracking tools.
Yahoo! Web Hosting: Reliable and Secure Web Site Hosting
Yahoo! Web Hosting: Reliable and Secure Web Site Hosting
Designs by Jenna Sheffler: Professional portfolio
Design Intervention: Freelance graphic and web design
Technicolor Carnival: One-of-a-kind handmade jewelry and gifts
Design Intervention: Freelance graphic and web design
Technicolor Carnival: One-of-a-kind handmade jewelry and gifts
#52
robert777
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Posted 24 February 2009 - 01:18 AM
fast and simple;)I just found this one: simple private file sharing, free internet file sharing, by drop.io
Cool - no account is necessary. That's so unusual.
Drop.io enables you to create simple private sharing points called "drops."
The service has no email signup and no "accounts." Each drop is private, and only as accessible as you choose to deliberately make it. Create multiple drops, add any type of media, and share or subscribe as you want. To make a drop just click the big red button that says 'drop it' (more)
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thanks nancy
my projects
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#53
tuhinadash
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Posted 22 March 2009 - 04:13 PM
Thanks for all those information....
Here is one I know...
ArtWanted.com
Free and paid both facilities are there....
Here is one I know...
ArtWanted.com
Free and paid both facilities are there....
#54
heartlessprince
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Posted 25 March 2009 - 03:14 AM
Try Issuu - You Publish - You can really create a magazine portfolio via flash and its free =)
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DaveL
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Posted 27 April 2009 - 02:38 PM
I reccomend that you go with a local hosting provider. If they would behava in a bad way, you can always go knock on their door :-)
#60
mecotterill
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Posted 03 May 2009 - 07:21 PM
Yeah, I use Carbonmade. Wow, I can't say enough good things about this site. It's very slick, your work is presented in a nice clean environment with no ad's or junk cluttering up the page, and there's a few options for how you want the home page to look, with thumbnails etc. The only way you can tell it's a proprietary site is a discreet logo for the host in the corner.
The best part is it's free and not even on a time limit and you can display quite a lot of images and even divide them into sections if you want. To be honest 35 images is probably as many as you're ever going to need. Who wants to wade through a portfolio of 50-70 images? Just make sure you have your 2 or 3 projects up there and that's enough.
Mark E. Cotterill
The best part is it's free and not even on a time limit and you can display quite a lot of images and even divide them into sections if you want. To be honest 35 images is probably as many as you're ever going to need. Who wants to wade through a portfolio of 50-70 images? Just make sure you have your 2 or 3 projects up there and that's enough.
Mark E. Cotterill
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